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• tAr IC. -7,1,i)- 14in '7l-2V-0-1.017 ~~ . ._..: f t stay at her ".; the ;r ap- If this re la- r and, er in up' to oust:, o tlie- late;' toga' otni ; resug bei im tc 1 ; _I-1 1 ished could iiis rriagc Ut, tO Irieth I l e nd 'Ouiig :et ioti waS Alr. ics of (.11 y for DS.: of for a ie,t inn essive aisap , ITll5^ t a!IV- thii Ileg - 3I nt by ;ehad 1. for t ad- x!, acrd , graia idion f th - e rental i;lrt ' a- . con macd and Cot . llC Rd szfr ha* rrr.:- w ere Toting re d.t- Lbi best 1)01"... t)1, L and fay ilr vntess aptjtjp Choi . — ill, of lciy of tivz e;tieNt., 14ev. 'ter of ii! B: m t!IC lister, tur ak 4eling thc* intCer NUMBER 5424.] NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. r . TO-MORROW EVENING, Jan. 30, 1810, will be revived a Comedy, called THE. JEALOUS WIFE. Lord Trinket, Mx. FARLEY; . . . Sir Harry Beagle, Mr. FA WC ETT ; • Mr. Oakly, Mr. YOUNG; Major Oakty, Mr. COOKE ; ' Charles Oakly, Mr. C. K E MULE ; Russett, Mr. MUN DEN ; Captain O'Cutter, Mr. WA DDY ; Lady Freelove. Mrs. WkSTON; • • Mrs. Qakly, Mrs. C.XEMBLE ; . • Harriet, Miss BRISTOW, kite,' which will be perforined (29th time) a new Comic Pantomime, called •'• HARLEWAN PEDLAR • Or, 'PHE HAUNTED' WELL. • Harlequin Pedlar, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun.; Clown, Mr. GRIMALDI; tir Timothy Chalkstone, Mi. T BLANCHARD"; Sir Marmaduke Rupee, Mr. RIDGWAY ; Columbine, Miss ADAMS ; Fairy of the Well, Miss M. BRISTOW ; The hairy Dew Drop;. Miss WORG MANY, Boxes 7s. Second Price 33. 6d.—Pit .Second Price • 14lery as. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the d 'a x 0 flice. in Hart-street. wiit be opened at Half past Five, and the Play skin at Half past Six. _ 9ii . Thurklay The Man of the World. — Oh Friday , Th e 'Sat ' urday, Every Man in his Humour ; with Love A t la•Mode.-00 Monday, Othello, the Moor of Ve nice. - A new Drama, in Three Alts, interspersed with Music, ~alled'['he Free. Knights ; or,_The Elia of Charlemagne,. is 'II rehearsal, and will be speedily,produced. • LYCEUM THEATRE. ender the Special Lkenseot the LORD CNA MBE R LAI N,f, - Granted tor the present Season to the joint application of aft Parties principally interested. •. THEIR Majesties' Servants, forming the COM PAN Y ot the late DRURY LANE - THEATRE, , To_mORROW EVENING, January -31, OS to, , perform (tor the second time these ten years) the revived Co. utttly o f THE HYPOCRITE. Sir john Lambert, Mr. POW ELL; -Dbetor Cantwell, Mr. DO WTON tolonel Lambert, Mr. wit ; Darnley, Mr. HOLLAND; • • Sey ward, Mr. DE CAMP ' • Maw- worm, .Mr. MATH EWS ; .Old lady Lambert, Mrs....SPA RKS • Young Lady Lambert, M. ikta E le; • Charlotte, Mrs. EDWIN ; • Betty, Mrs. CHATTERLEY. • To which will be added, the Farce of THE MAYOR OF GARRATT. • • Sir Jacob lalap, Mr. PEN LE. • , .• Major Sturgeon, Mr. DOWTON%, Jerry Sneak; Mr. RUSSELL; • - t'rispin Heel tap, Mr. W.E WI R ;., Bruin, Mr.. SMITH ; Mrs. Sue.k, Miss MELLON ; Mis. Bruin, Mrs, SCO VT. Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price as.— kPallery as. Second' Price Is. -Upper Gallery Is. Secenid price 6d. Boxes" and places to be taken of Mr. Spring, in the Box- Office at toe strand entrance ; ot wiioni may also' be had '• ' • Matt Boxes nightly. The- Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and the Per 14r_EttAiiie to begin at Half past - Six.. \On Thursday, Lip All Night • or, The Smuggler's Cave; with (first time at this Theatre) Who's the Dupe ? —On Fri % John Bull ; or, An Englishman's Fireside; with Ella Rosenberg.—And on Saturday will be performed (for the wst time) a new .Play, in Five Ads, founded on Mas gir%ger's Comedy of The City Madant, called Riches I or, Ihe Wife and Brother. Lontion, Monday, lan. 29, iBto. FIFTY GUINEAS REWARD. IP the Person who on Friday the 19th instant . 'presented fpr payment at Sir IAIvIES. ESDA ILE & Co. tt CLOUCESTER BANK NOTE for Ten Pounds, and upon being questioned concerning it, withdrew abruptly, a 'illapply to Mr; Dickinson, Law-Stationer, in Gray's-Inn, h e will be referred to a Gentleman who is autTi-:rized to pay h im Fifty Guineas, on his' discovering his - employer, so that 4 4 material light may be thrown on the transaction. The Per Son will be protetted from prosecution. , . ' S THE PITT SEAL, , -cren to the Memoryof that upright • Statesman, to whom' Britain owes her 'lndependence', her Safety, arid her ac-. know 'edged Superiority over the enslaved and degraded mNa tions of Eurdpe. • . ' 11—BRASBRIDGE respe&fully informs those 1 . who;' sertsi.We Of such blessings, lament • the - loss of k iln whose Councils pr...cured them, that he has happily b ut ceeded in obtaining a corred Impression for - SEALS,, . 1 . 1 N GS, and LOCKETS taken from .Tisrnerellits tinst, , VPich is esteemed the be st. Likeness of the Right' Hen. ~,ILLIAM PITT. ' I O. fort, Fleet.street . , •. .___ - • BISH, who, in the last Lottery, sold. in • Shares, a Prizes of- x 20,000 3 Prizes of ,C l ,O OO - - - 5,000 z - - - sco is at present a•Variety of TICK ti Ts . and SHARES on s , 41 „e for the GRAND ••LOTTERY, that begins 'and nnishes V ALF NTINE's DAY. • „Persons in the Country maybe supplied, by sending their .rci ers (Y o st or Carriag , paid), accompanied withgood' Bills, 'sank Notes, or Post-Office Orders, to • No. 4 , CORNII.I LL, or 9, CHARING-CROSS. ALL IN TWELVE HOURS. , SWIFT and Co. remind their Friends and the ' Public that the whole of the present Grand STATE t , FE ItY will be Drawn on ST. VA LENT IN E's DAY, 1 4th of Next Mouth, when in the short space of Twelve ours the immense Sum of Two Hundred.:Thousand Pounds i t be distributed in Prizes .of various descriptions, includ- Forty Capitals, among which are Font of 200oo1: each. t`iCIE'ETS and SHARES are on Sale in great variety at tr Offi •s, oN. I Poultry, No. 12, Charing-Cross, and I v _ Le 31„Alcigate, High-street, where Five of the Capital „,,'Ls in th e last Lottery were sold. in the last Lottry were in Shares.' t v• - --- , 1 0 V, Partner with the late Sir J. BIANSCOMB , .. Removed to 2, Cornhill,. near the Mansion•Honse, - ETURNS his Grateful Thanks for all Favours It 4 received during the Eight years he was the o nly' Part & i t, t r and person conneEted in the Lottery Business with the ,le Sir fames Branscomb, •and respectfully solicits:the Com ilds of his friends and the public, at hiS present Office, 1) • 2 1' CORN HILL, now established solely on his own ac.' k ;lit, and where. the smallest order will meet that civility ~,41 tatention for which his tbrmer residence wa's particularly Notie & d : .. . 11, T he Lottery will be drawn all in ONE DAY, FE - 1 , '\ARY ~ i ffio. U -?, lie Schem l4 e and Plan of Drawing are in theinSelves'so ? i `' ,l ; and , were so utiversally approved in the last Lottery, L - 1 1 very few words are required' to invite puicMsers: • ,),..ton therefore has only to add, that as Tickets and Shares `, 1 . 1 must certai n ly rise, an early application should be made '',., his, lucky ()Ince, • Nu. 2„ CO RN HI L 1., near the Mansion-House. . • , :::13...1" Tie Public are respectfully informed, that no Busi. ''' , N c.iii be transacted before Light o'Clock in the Morning or -11 i. n o , i ~, • ~ o'clock in the liVening, - accotdiag to the At or .- ~ .~, TF - ' :ij 7 YM N T - UESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1810: - • Lloyd's, January 29, tBrm. A T a GENERAL MEETING of the SUB SCRIBERS to this HOUSE, convened for the pur pose of taking into consideratiow •such: measures as, should appear most expedient, in order to prevent the suee , ..ss of an intended application to Parliament, for establishing another Chartered Company,, with, powers. to etfeet Mariue In surances ;" , - A MUCH-WANTED SCHOOL-BOOK.. This Day was published,,. Handsomely printed, so as to. correspond with•the Author's Reading Exercises, price Half-a-Crown, bound in Red, with the full allowance tosehonis, . • rrHE SCHOOL DICTIONARY ; or, TICK'S EN.O LISH DICTIONARY, improved and abridged, forlthe USE of SCHOOLS, in which is-contain ed the Roots of Words, anti important and significant Words on,ly, omitting the common Derivatives, and all Obso lete, vulgar, indecent, and trifling Words. By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR, Author of the English Grammar, the Class Book; First Ca techism, Reading Exercises, Granomar of Philosohy, &c. Every choolmaster and Governess will hail the Appear ance of a Work which has brought the English Language within an attainable Compass, by expuriging.what was un-, proper, useless, or redundant in the Dictionary of Enticic.--, The Language has, by this means, been reduced frOut Sixty Thousand to little more than Teo Thousand Words. and the Whole may consequently be committed to Memory in less than three years. For the convenience of the Tutor and Pupil every Word has been divided an'd accentuated.; and this Dtc tionary, for the purpose of Teachers, possesses in .conse quence a manikst superiority over every other. , Printed far Richard ; and to be had of Tabait and Co. at the Juvenile_ Library; New Bond -scree: ; Bryce and co. Edinburgh ; Wogan and Cumming, 'Dublin and all other Booksellers. • _ Of whom may be had; - all the other Works of the same Author: JASPER VAU X, Esq. in the Chair ; Resolved Unanimously, - • ThaAjt appears to this Meeting, that it will be highly de. triinental i to the interests of the Subscribers to this House in general, arid ruinous to numerous individuals who have made Insurances their'sole business, if arty new Company should be -- .legaily authorised by Charter or otherwise, - to elect " Marine Insurances." • - 'Resolved Unanimously, - • That it appear' to this Meeting, 'that the formation of any new Company would be an intrihgement of their general rignts, which have been. already trenched upon by .the Char. ter, granted.to the Royal Exchange and London Assurance Companies, and that every restraint on Commerce is a' bar'to its prosperity. • " Resolved, • That it aPpears tO this .Meeting, • that so ldng as the MA of Pieliainent which authorized his late Majesty ,Isling George the first to grant these Charters, stands uniepealed, so long it it impracticable for tile Legislature, without -* violation of justice, to sandion the formation of any new Compavy for, similar purposes ; because on the one hand that Act caviares, that'rto other Company shall effect Marine Insurances, and on the other it prohibits any two or more individuals from-un derwriting on joint account, notwithstanding they may be partners for every other purpose. Resolved Unanimously, That a Special Committee be appointed for the purpote of opposing every aoplication to Parliament, or to the Lords of the Privy Council, for an Actor Charter to - enable any addi. „Ilona! Company •or Corporation to effect Marine Insurances, 'and that:Such Committee have full powers to take all such measures as they shall deem 'most expedient f._ r that purpose,. and--that ihey be reimbursed all Expellees they may incur out of the kends rat this House. Resolved-Unanimously,- ' That committee' consist of the following Gentlemen, TOArgerstein,'. Esq. . I.•F. ThrochmortOn, Esq. homas_ Parry, Esq. . Thomas Reed, Esq. Horatio Ginger, - Esq. Robert Dewar, Esq.' Jarnes Imes, George Munro, Esq. Esq. ThOrnas Newnhain, Esq. , Ken. .M.,ckenzie, Esq. Joshua Reeve, E.sq.. - . Elias Heintz, Esq. SaMuel Shaw,. Esq. • • T. t(alliday, E6q. Resolved Unanimously, . That the thanks of this Meeting be, given to the fol lowing Genti,;men, ‘olio signed the Requisition, viz..' I. l• Anger Stein, Esq. Ales. Anderson ; Esq. • ' Thomas Parry, Esq. - Win. I'hwaytes, Esq.' Elias Heintz, Esq. William hrnck, Esq. George Munro, Munro Esq. ~ ,William Allen., Esq. A. "Elloarson,.Esq.- . . John Wit . - on, Esq. . - • K. MaLkenik, Esq. 'I honlaS Newnhain, .Esq. H. Cl,-:,ag;i Esq. • .. . Resolved Unanimously, , -That thtSe'Proceetiings.be advertised in the daily and Pro vincial Papers.' . . . (Signed): iikSeE RVAU X; Chairman, The Thanks of toe:Meeting- ,tvere pnaulnously giveat ; to tic L Oat r man, tor his ableend impArtid con u , ..9.1n the Chail% SALES, &c. C4NALAND WA.TERWORK SHARES, AND tQui- TABLE ASSURANCb. POLICIES. • "fo IA : AUCTION,. • , SCOTT; On Friday the 2 , 4 February, at Twelve o'Clock, at the . Mart, • • --..•-• GRAND .-JUNCTION, stOURBRIDGE, THAME.S E AY, WILTS - and E R KS, KENNE..r and AVON,' BASINGSTOKE, !AIWA LANCASTER. and ASHBY-DE-LA-ZOUCH, CANAL SHARES. PoRTS EA and FA RLINGTON, EAST LONDON and %VLST NIIDDLESEX wATEtt , WORK SHARES ; and Three .Old Policies of 'OOOl. each, on a very desirable Lite of . 55 years in the Equitable Assurance Office, Black friars-brUige. Particulars at the Mart, and of Mr. Scott, zB, New Bridge trcet. . WILTS AN BERKS CANAL SHARES. TO BI SOLI) lit( AUCTION, By Mr. - SCOT, By Order of the Committee of Management of the Wilts and • Berks-Canal CoMpany," on Friday the •id of February, at Twelve o'C lock, at-the Audion Mart, in small Lots, 11" HE REMAINDER- of the srserved SHARES in the said Naviption, completed and opened. to the Thames at -Abingdon, being 139 in all,, to be payable by five lHstalments, as stated in the printed Particulars,' which may be had of Nlessrs. Crowdy ,and Son, Solicitors, Higli worth; at the .White Hart, Bath ;. Bush, Bristol ; ' Star, Oxford; Bear arut Crown, Reading; at the Mart • and of Mr. Scott, 2S, New Bridge:street. 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" Thedeclaration required frorri -the Enrop an Commissioned Officers of the Honourable Compa.:; ny's service, by the order of the b _July last, hay , ing been tendered to the-Medical Officers at seVeral stations of the army, and refused by somesof theme in consequence of 'which they lia,e been removed from the exercise of their funaious ; the Governor' in Council is . to -.publish, that it was -never interned. hat,the :Medical Officers shoold be called upon to sign the:declararion in question; which is in no wise applicable to thew, and- to 4,re , 0 -that all , those .who may ha% e -been - remov.ed from their du... ties do immedia►ely., return to their st4tiorii; sume.the duties of them."—Madtas Gazette, Aug.', I 19. .e • . 1 The Madras Gazette of the 2.l -September. cent -e 1 tains an Address to the Governor, -Sir G. H. lex* ' low, froth Lieutenant-Colon,l Davies, the •Offieer ~contmanditig in st Ite, Mysore, dated from tite can , e , near.Seritigepitetn e on•the t! di of august; •e.swese e. — . sing In warns language sentiments of obedieucee•o i • the Governrrient, of allegiatiCe to the Kine, • a 4 determination to proteEt tee nethority_ of both. It. • .is signed Herey Dayies, Lieutenant..eolonel come :banding the troops in ,Mysore ; S. Gibbs; Lieut.-; ; Colonel 59th reg.ment, for self and' °dicers of the ----- - .. .... • 'l' theeCheepest and Best Hosiery Warehouse rereii . neet ;G. P. 41 , ( 1 1tos, - in the Kingdom, between Castle and OW Kuund.Court, A LieeiteCol, , nel, for. self • and °dicers of his Majesty's teeth erg meat; L.D. et°. 434, in the Strand, the greatest Bargains are now_ selling ; J.. Beaumont, Assistant Quarter- Ml:ereGeneree consisting 01 - 112 , At's brown Cottorildr Boots, ac only as. 6d. M;sore •• H. Grove Nleior of..Brieade: Td this Ad per pair, wunli as. 64. ; Women's stout Cotton Is. 6d. worth , , ~ • . .1- -„, c, as. 6d. ,•. ts:ne'2S. 9d ; extra super 35. 9d. worth ss. ; stout egress Sir G. Barlow sent a suitable repay, .which is black . and white Silk 65., 3d. with laced clocks 7s. 6(1. ;. also published at leugth. - ' . - extra gaol tos. 6d. A variety. of Patent Angola Hose, war- • ranted not to shrini.i, from as. yd. to the best quality ; stout Ai Al3lt As ' AUG': 12.--On Thiar-day• laSt the 11- , n, • 'worsted is. 3d. ; fine 2 S. • superfine . 35. 6d. ; Silk Mitts: the Chief Justiceetheellie..Thomas 03kS, and es...ed. ;a. curious Article in square Net Mitts ; alsol. a- ' • . dies' miW-invented Lace SleevFs, calculated to give ease and . Ja m es Henry Casitnejere'Esperes, Aleretiree of the elegance ; metes .Cuttpn Drawers 3s. 6d. with every other' Council, Major-General • Gowdie, Commandir4 Article* the tiesidry Line .that.:ean.possibly be made,',.up the Army •in Chief ,and i the principal inhabitants' to the very best quality, wholesale and for exportation.— of Madras, waited on the Honourable the Governor, Bteeenies sale to are , Vattern. .. .I ae the Government House in Fort St. George; when an Address was read, and presented to the Governor' by ibe Chief Justice. - •'The folinwing extra& of a- letter from M'eiratt gives eorneeferther particulars of the submissieu of the inSurgetits at .Seripaapaunal :--r. - . - «`Q - n the - ,..'614 of July, Sir George Barlow pre- Sented - a Declaration to the ,Officers for their eigna,- ture.' It was a kind of Test. The Olii• er was rep. greired to dealare,Ori, his honour " that he would ' obq and defend the Government, agreeable to the tenor of his commission. "- Those .who refused (a great majorit)) 'Wereeleprieed of all military autho thy; removed trod}their eespeetive corpseand exiled, -to a certain liMit oti the where they still remain.. The caUSe ‘Vie.e dreadful Ole. Sir GeOrg . e, Barlow 'called to his aid all the King's regiments from Bombay aid Ceylon; and placed the King's OtlicerS in command of the tiative regiment,, . in alt . the posts" and placea notin the heeds of the irisur-' gents ; and two armies marched, to the tiorthwerri .noel westward, to _reduce the ill-fated titan .to obe dience. "On - ilie 2d.of September We received in. el; ligenee that the 'Officers who head seized Seeing.te • phial (headed by Colonel John Bell, of, the Artil lery) had surrendered, and are all eriemers. to the - ISing'e troops, under . Colonel Davis, of the `2sth light dragoons.. 'fire Natives (I me le the peer de luded - Sepriys)• are 'returning to, their ebedience— they, indeed; were in no respect implic ited in the; cause, nor can the Officer's be justified in seducing . them to rebellion. ' We learn, also, thafthe Offi cers of the.. 'Hyderebad - subsidiary force (the must violent of all) have given up the idea of resistance, and await their fate in misery and despair; I fear many of them will be executed ; though a lenient sentiment towards them g enerally prevails here. - - " It is stated that ee(fficers perished in the ecet test ; but there are hopes, however, that some:Of them got into Seringapatam. I know only of two left wounded in the field—Captain Htegh,Melntesh, of the Bth Native Infantry, and Lieutenant- Best ; the latter .afterwards died.—Major Stoic:, of the, Ist battalion- of the 'l9th Native Infantry, - remains in-possession of Masulipararn; and Celierel O'Be illy, of Sankerry Droog. - • Many other places are in-Gie hands of the- Insuegent Officera. ' The arin), 1. °zit.- manded by Colonel - Conran, of the Royal Regimes - it ; is very notnerousand s:rang. It consists almost elle tirely of King's troop.," , . .' A CHALLENGE'. ESSRS. CURIE and CO. Surgeons, lale in .ffji hi s Meje§tyTi , ,ervice; challenge the whole• world to.' plow heir a single instance. where' medicine atto methodof cure have tailed ot the desired efte,4.l, practice of many years in this partictillir" branch of their profession, has not given tise torah, unstie essful .They continue to direr} their studies, to the treatment and cure of venereal complaints, anti titat derangement ot the sys tem, which is the consequence of the pernicious and wastetul 'effects ot a Habit 1,10., and Most unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes. -In the one it will be found to be ;he unfailing source barrenness; the ()Owl: have its ravages fa- - tally developed to theth_ by a distressing state -ot debility, Which,' it nit timely remedied, tetrvinates in impotence.' These are in: remote and ultimate eti . ecis, while eoasuntp tiort, loss of muscular power, and various nervous complaints, Usually characterise the earlier stages of tnis Solitary - 110e. Of persons langUispins un.!er the disorders ineiLLitt to such a habit, Their treatment is simple, and his never proved unsuc cessful irt the course of a long, hit:oriets, and much extended' ,„, a . . praCiii:e. I n tine most obstinate and COMplicateci cas:?s of ve nereal infection, s:ielt as obstructiOns in the urethra, spunky excrescences, har4 • minors, callous ulcers, eruptions, semi nal weakness, greets, as also . . ST lite'llj R !• S, Whether recent or a 1,t2)..:'_ ralioiti and 71.ich-_have.hitf- Hod the skit! of other Pia,:tilio:lers, are by their present hit. I proved plat: of treatment, kilectualiy and pernonently cured, I without the' 1 7 iitint, solferiug the excructiiing ,pa n ,aud I alarming henioirbage which trequeiitly tOliows „, „ tion of the imiar 'caustic. In tnecpurtie of tweiity .years extensive pradiee in this Metropolis, . numerous c;is.L.; of l Strictures have been.and -are daily touter their caw,' the total eradication of which is ellected hyasafe,•certitin, And elq)e -! ditious triode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, arid debility proceeding front this complaint are sp.:edily:reinov.ed, and the Patient res:or,t to sound and vigorous health. but where the debility has •for years existed, a proper. perseverance in their restorative re- inedies;after, the Stricture has been destroyed, is i:alispensa bly requisite to revive ,the slumbering sparks of life arid to reanimate the constitution. 1 . 'Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the_ first respedahi. lity, have been under 'the care . of Nlessre. Currie and' Co. for the ietnoval of complaints 'of the Urethra, Stri.Ctures, A:c., I and having received a radical and permanent Cure, request that references may be given - to them, as satisfactory evi -1 deuc es of the deeisivesuPeritnity of Messrs, Currie ansl Co's. plan of treatment. _Many of these Gentlemen have had -1 stridures front ao_to zo years, and badbeen under the care of Messrs. Home,' Heaviside, and other Surgeons of equal etni:. nence, who attemp.tert the cure by the application of the Lu liar Caustic, • Without success.- .-.. . Messrs.-Currie and Co. may , be consulted by either Sex with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. -- . 07; liatton.garden. - Patients in the Country are requested to state the pat tieu -1 lays of their case, age, and general habit 011iving;•&e. &c. ...:, inclosing A remittance for advice and `medicines, when .the i same will be &ten s or sent to any part Of the kingdoirt._ To • : ensure that secrecy so essential tr,i th:/.lr undertaking, the postage bt letters may be added to the account tOr 121,..x(iribu: oth i une, - .1809...H-ho7i Hatton garttoth- COUNCIL OF. MADRAS. _ • • i ~ . ' 'AU Civil and Military Officers exerc l iSing the au- • . 1 . . thorit) under het pOvernment of k'Ort. St. Gorge, having beet, directed to consider all c,,rps.rnoving . without orders as inn state of rebellion to Ate Go- vermnept, and 'to off*o - every practicar , le obstrtk_licn - - ': • -..'. ' to their progre”, thej-fon. the Governor in Lnuncil _ * - • i is'pleased to,directrtlitt timely notit e shall be 2, l ven, ' 4 by Officers commanding divisions to the ditt!iretit _ • • * Collectors arid Magistrates, thro .gh Whose distits - • any troops under their orders may have to match;_. , in order that -such -Collectors and Mtgistrates'qtaf be prepared to afford the supplies and iissioance p) .' , : ' - those corps .which they would, without . such notic ~ s _ con.ider themselves bciund to withhold. * I ... _ .•. he Governor -in 'Council is further pleased to • 1 dire t, that • die-notice to the -Civil OffCers shall • 1 distinctly specify the strength and descrintcon of tl-e , corps or party moving, and the name of the Offic , l in charge of the same, who must produce a writs n . order, ,with a translatiOn on the hack of it in the corn- . . ,mon languageof , the' distrial,signed by the Officers, - , commanding the diviSiOn ; without which the*Nie ! ' five -servants ,of tho Ciiiil Officers will withhold'all ~ supplies, and oppose every impediment to . the-,Maicb of the Corps,,,. . . _ By Order, of the' lion, the Governor ip Council, - ; ~ ': ..(Signe I) A,'FALCONAR, Coiet Sec.- to ._ OV. - , • Madras, 7th September, . . ..... Russ Sat -- k'd) at lothy Igr of )avid only uare." 11, 111 '~~ ,:.